Site Dojo

Zero-config, autonomous WordPress plugin that behaves like a digital employee focused on site visibility and performance.

Highlights

• Hands-off optimization: Monitors technical SEO, site speed, and search connectivity without constant user input.
• Unified dashboard: Three-column admin screen keeps insights, actions, and add-ons in one curated view.
• Modular add-ons: Drop PHP modules into /addons to extend capabilities while inheriting the same loader and sandbox.
• Safe automation: Low-risk tasks run automatically, while higher-impact suggestions surface inside the dashboard for quick approval.
• Plain-language reporting: Fix logs describe what changed and why it matters, so team members don’t need to speak SEO.

How It Works

1. Scan: The plugin inspects core signals—sitemaps, media weight, metadata coverage, and crawl-health indicators.
2. Prioritize: Jobs are grouped into silent fixes (handled instantly) and suggested fixes (awaiting a click).
3. Act: Each add-on receives a dedicated sandbox; failures are caught and the module can be auto-disabled to protect the dashboard.
4. Report: Activity cards summarize the work completed and the impact on visibility or speed.

Safety-First Automation

• Background jobs cover invisible technical chores (sitemaps, robots, compression).
• Content-facing or structural changes require confirmation and include one-click rollback links.
• Experimental performance tweaks stay opt-in so you can test them on staging first.

Technical Features

• Three-column dashboard layout with reusable sidebar partials and a center canvas that can host addon pages.
• Addon manager that discovers PHP modules, stores enabled states in a WordPress option, and boots each addon in a try/catch sandbox that auto-disables failing modules.
• Filesystem-based addon discovery so dropping a file into /addons automatically registers the module.
• Submenu injection that renders addon settings inside the dashboard shell rather than on separate admin pages.
• PHPUnit test harness that stubs minimal WordPress APIs to validate addon discovery, option hygiene, submenu registration, and auto-disable logic.

Installation

1. Copy the site-dojo directory to wp-content/plugins/.
2. Activate “Site Dojo” from the Plugins screen.
3. Visit the new “Site Dojo” menu item in wp-admin.

Running Tests

1. Ensure PHP 8.1+ and PHPUnit 10+ are installed (the repo includes a tests/composer.json for local installs).
2. From the plugin root run:

phpunit -c phpunit.xml.dist

This loads tests/bootstrap.php, which registers lightweight shims for common WordPress functions and autoloads the plugin classes.

Project Structure

site-dojo/
├── addons/              # Drop-in addon definitions
├── assets/              # Dashboard CSS, icons, and logo
├── classes/             # Namespaced plugin classes
├── hooks/               # WordPress hook registrations
├── templates/           # Admin dashboard + partials
├── tests/               # PHPUnit config, fakes, and suites
├── site-dojo.php        # Plugin bootstrap
├── README.md            # This file
└── LICENSE

License

GPL-2.0-or-later. See LICENSE.